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http://tourism-centralta.ca Promoting tourism in the Centralta region in Alberta / Promouvoir le tourisme dans la région de Centralta en Alberta Mon, 27 Jun 2016 20:07:54 +0000 en-CA hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.8.1 http://tourism-centralta.ca/archives/murals/letourneau-caron-2 Wed, 08 Jun 2016 20:26:50 +0000 http://tourism-centralta.ca/?post_type=murals&p=454 Patrice Létourneau et son frère Hubert sont arrivés dans la région de Legal avec leurs femmes, Zénaïde et Elisabeth en 1898-99. Les deux familles Létourneau se sont unies et ont établi un chemin de fourniture d’hiver entre Edmonton et Athabasca Landing en 1907. Ils apportaient des tuyaux et des fournitures au « landing ». Quand la glace sur la rivière cassait, des barges apportaient l’essentiel au village de Norman Wells dans les Territoires du Nord-Ouest où il y avait du pétrole. Quand Louis Oscar Caron est arrivé à Legal en 1908, il s’est joint à l’entreprise Létourneau. Ses descendants possèdent aujourd’hui Caron Transport.

]]> http://tourism-centralta.ca/archives/murals/letourneau-caron Wed, 08 Jun 2016 20:11:27 +0000 http://tourism-centralta.ca/?post_type=murals&p=452 Patrice Létourneau and his brother Hubert arrived in the Legal area with their wives, Zénaïde and Elisabeth, in 1898-99. The two Létourneau families united and established a winter supply trail from Edmonton to Athabasca Landing in 1907. They brought pipes and supplies to the landing and, when the river’s ice broke, barges carried essential supplies across to the town Norman Wells in the Northwest Territories where oil had been discovered. When Louis Oscar Caron came to Legal in 1908, he joined the Létourneau business and his descendants now own Caron Transport in Alberta.

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